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Planning & Environment

Skyscraper Finally rejected!
Published 14/05/2026

    An Application was made for planning permission to build a 34-storey skyscraper at the south end of Battersea Bridge,(since reduced to 29 …

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A Reprieve
Published 16/04/2026

The Chelsea Society understands that the redevelopment of the Marks & Spencer building has been postponed/abandoned, and that M&S have signed a new lease.  …

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LOTS ROAD
Published 14/12/2025

The Chairman of the Society’s Planning Committee, Sir Paul Lever, has written to the Chairman and members of the RBKC Planning Committee as follows: …

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Marks & Spencer site
Published 24/09/2025

We have heard that the demolition of this building has been delayed, and may not happen at all. We hope that it will not …

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Planning Committees
Published 23/07/2025

An attempt by Government to squeeze out of planning system most of what little is left of local democratic accountability. See the Chelsea Society’s …

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Sloane Sq
Published 08/08/2024

The Society has been consulted by Cadogan and RBKC about the possible widening of pavements around the Square. The public consultation is now at …

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S. KENSINGTON STATION
Published 14/12/2023

We were informed on 13th December 2023 that the Planning inspector had allowed the developer’s appeal, and overturned the refusal by RBKC of all …

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MAKE BATTERSEA BRIDGE ROAD JUNCTION SAFE -TFL CONSULTATION
Published 10/07/2023

David Waddell writes: “The considerable traffic dangers at the Battersea Bridge/Cheyne Walk junction have been a major concern of the Chelsea Society and Cheyne …

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King’s Walk
Published 20/04/2023

                              The new building on the Kings Walk site has …

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St. Wilfrid’s Care Home
Published

  Tite Street As members will know, St. Wilfrid’s Care Home closed some time ago, and the site will be sold and redeveloped. This …

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